Merida Bikes Silex 9000
Merida isn't a brand that tells you what to think about their bikes. Having undergone a transformation over the past few years, they have…
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Merida isn't a brand that tells you what to think about their bikes. Having undergone a transformation over the past few years, they have…
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View reviewDainese know their stuff about high-speed sports, hailing from the heyday of motobike racing in Italy. Their mountain bike kit has come on leaps…
View reviewDesigned as a minimalist protection pad, the Recon aims to offer enough padding to be worth wearing whilst also being comfortable and flexible. Built…
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View reviewGore Bikewear are producers of solid pieces of cycling kit that tend to fall into the category of functional and understated, rather than being…
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View reviewThe BC30R is a new bike light from the illumination brand Fenix, they have been making torches for years and have recently been creating…
View reviewSmith’s groundbreaking Forefront helmet gets the MIPS treatment in an upgrade that sees safety even further improved in this impressive lid. The striking looks…
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